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Steve Jones recalls training the young Prince, and expresses his regret that the Duke has pulled back from his military role

In a deal worth about $957 million, the United States approved the sale of 3,000 AGM-179A surface-to-air missiles to the United Kingdom for its fleet of

The Defence budget isn't a job creation scheme

This week’s announcement from the British Army that its newly rebuilt Apache AH-64E helicopter gunships are ‘battlefield ready’, illustrates how genuinely lethal and capable the UK Armed Forces can be. It also reminds us just how broken our defence procurement system truly is.

Jeff Blacketts outburst, which was broadcast on Channel 4 last night, is a shock because judges rarely comment on past cases. The judge who jailed Marine A.

In 2013, Sergeant Blackman, who was known as Marine A during the long-running case, became the first British serviceman to be convicted of murder on a foreign battlefield.

The pinnacle of today's celebrations to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee was the flypast of 71 aircraft that included Spitfires, a Lancaster Bomber and the

British pilots firing increasing numbers of weapons designed to kill everyone inside buildings they strike